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Tuesday, May 19, 2009
LMS vs. LCMS
Have you ever wondered what the difference between a Learning Mangement System (LMS) and a Learning Content Mangement system (LCMS) is... follow the link for a quick and easy read explaining the differences.
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Parleys Desktop Application
Parleys Desktop Application
Parleys most likely will work well in the asynchronous online classrooms because it mimics a lecture and allows feedback, questions, comments, etc... exactly where they would appear in the lecture. The program itself is also featured filled with layout configurations.
Currently in Beta.
Link to an example of hosting: Comparing Java Web Frameworks
Embedded example, not as featured filled:
Labels:
Curriculum,
Education,
online,
Sharing,
Technology,
Training,
Video,
Web 2.0
Friday, April 24, 2009
Benefits of Online Learning
Benefits of Online Learning.
All of us that are interested in online learning should know this by heart, but in case you do not.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Embed IT
Embed IT
Have you always wanted to embed an office document, picture, or media file in a webpage and didn't know how? Well Embed It will allow you to upload a file and it will generate the needed package and code to embed it into an LMS or Webpage.
Labels:
Cost Planning,
Education,
online,
Sharing,
Technology,
Video
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Best Online University
Best Universersities
Labels:
Curriculum,
Education,
online,
Technology,
Training,
Video
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
1000's of E-Learning Tools
1000's of E-Learning Tools
Categories include:
- Tools for creating, delivering and managing learning and performance support solutions
- Tools for managing your own learning and productivity, for sharing resources, as well as group collaboration
50 or 60 subcategories exist under the main two categories.
Labels:
Curriculum,
Education,
Media,
online,
Technology,
Training,
Web 2.0
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
CUNY Graduate Center Ed Tech Program Wiki
http://itcp.gc.cuny.edu/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
Check out each core group as they have posted 100's of ed tech, online learning, curriculum, etc.. type information that is useful for anyone in the area of educational technoloyg or instructional design.
A further links that stick out of the main link is http://bavatuesdays.com/ Jim Groom runs (I believe) the UMV Blogs http://umwblogs.org/
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Curriculum Mapping
Here is a site that could help you curriculum map your programs to enhance their connectivity.
Web 2.0 and Education Article
Great article and discussion on Web 2.0 and its real cost and power in education.
Labels:
Cost Planning,
Curriculum,
online,
Technology,
Training,
Web 2.0
Youtube EDU
Youtube recently launched thier education section. This section sorts videos based on colleges and allows you to see what is the most popular. It is a start and should be interesting and something to check on as it continues to grow. I personally like the directory listen so I can see which colleges are participating and how much show. This also could be a great resource for online courses and to supplement curriculum
Labels:
Curriculum,
Education,
Sharing,
Technology,
Video,
YouTube
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Boxee - Impressive, but Limited
Boxee (http://www.boxee.tv) strives to bring all of your media entertainment into one location while also using social interaction to recommend new content. This means that everything locally on your computer will be integrated into Boxee as well as internet sites like youtube.com cnn.com etc..
It currently is in its Alpha release, but has looks promising. The one big flaw currently is its inability to bring content from Hulu.com into its interface. Apparently Hulu doesn't want Boxee to pull its content at this time, so some key content will be missing.
For a quick video explaining Boxee - Provided by Boxee - See below.
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